NHL Trade Deadline: Wingers in High Demand

0:00Welcome to NHL News today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NHL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The NHL trade deadline hits Friday at 3 p.m., eastern time, and wingers are heating up as the hottest trade targets. Teams like the St. Louis Blues, National Predators, Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames look ready to sell, with force standout right and left. Wingers drawing the most buzz, Jordan Cairo, Jonathan Marchesault, Jig Debrusque and Blake Coleman. Cairo leads the pack for St. Louis, a 27-year-old right-winger, with 30-go upside, despite a slower season of 14 goals, and 33 points in 50 games. Last year he posted 36 goals in 70 points, making him a top 6 prize, though his full no-trade clause in 8.125. Million cap hit through the 2030-31 season give him veto power. Meanwhile, Nashville's Jonathan Marchesault, a 35-year-old Stanley Cup winner, has 11 goals in 18 points in 41 games, this year after a stronger prior campaign.

1:07His high impact play and 5.5 million cap hit until 2028-29 could appeal to contenders, but a 15-team. No trade list limits options. Vancouver's Jig Debrusque 29 offers middle 6-score in punch with 13 goals and 28 points in 58 games, building on, last season's career high, 28 goals. Algary's Blake Holman 34 brings grit with 13 goals, 21 points, 115 hits, and a plus 10 rating in, 47 games, plus two cup rings. These players have term on their deals and various trade protections, so any moves hinge on their approval. Expect deals to shake up playoff races as sellers cash in before the clock runs out. This story is made possible by our sponsor, head in, sound on, lights out, that is the